Technology

The dual forces of digital transformation and technological innovation are the new normal in business. This means that all workers, not just those orchestrating these endeavours, need to accrue an arsenal of skills to remain relevant in their roles and competitive in their careers.

By 2025, it is estimated the population will generate half a zettabyte every single day – that’s 100 times a trillion gigabytes. By understanding the amount of data humanity produces and how to leverage it effectively, businesses will have the ability to find more success in the modern age.

Remote working has been steadily growing worldwide over the last decade, but the COVID-19 pandemic forced the world’s hand and made this method of work mainstream. When businesses have the majority of their workforce working from home, what are the implications for cyber security and threat management?

It’s true, the robots are coming, and the computers that are already here are getting smarter by the day, but how much should workers really be worrying about tech taking their livelihoods?

As businesses undergo increasing digital transformation, an innovative data-driven approach to organisational improvement — process mining — is being adopted by organisations around the world.

The digital transformation of business is rapidly changing the role of CTOs, CIOs and broader technology management. As I.T. executives embrace forward facing challenges, how will their key responsibilities evolve and what does the future look like?